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It’s cool to see PHP getting its second heyday once again. It’s currently a perfect storm of two communities starting to notice PHP. From the JavaScript side, p
by scsteps 3y ago
It’s cool to see PHP getting its second heyday once again. It’s currently a perfect storm of two communities starting to notice PHP. From the JavaScript side, people are comparing React with PHP, and on the bootstrapped start up side, people are talking about just using a single index.php file for your entire product without dealing with a complex tech stack as inspired by Pieter Levels.
- awestroke 3y ago> It’s cool to see PHP getting its second heyday once again. It’s currently a perfect storm of two communities starting to notice PHP. Really? I see no evidence that this is happening
- diordiderot 3y agoThe Frontend / server less / JS ecosystem craziness and high rate of change has left a lot of devs disenchanted. High profile posts over bundlers, tailwind, and microservices set the scene. A few popular people on Twitter have been talking about Laravel which has influenced other devs. Wind is in Laravel's sails, not php's
- blueflow 3y agoPHP has never been replaced as the dominant scripting language for the web.
- evilspammer 3y agoAlmost every PHP site also uses JavaScript so I'd say not
- o1y32 3y agoawestroke asked for evidence, but your long comment provided none
- evilspammer 3y ago[dead]